governing law disputes · Terms of Service

Khanmigo (Khan Academy) policy finding

“4.3. Additional Consumer Rights May Apply. If you habitually reside outside the United States of America, you may have additional or different rights under applicable laws. For example, if you habitually reside in the European Union, the United Kingdom, or Australia, mandatory statutory consumer protection regulations in your country of residence may contain protections that are more beneficial for you. Where this is the case, statutory protections provided to you under the applicable laws of your jurisdiction of habitual residence shall apply to you, irrespective of the choice of California law in our Terms or any conflicting provision of these Terms. Specifically, you may have additional or different rights under local law regarding resolution of Disputes (as defined in Section 18 below). You may have a right to file a Dispute before the competent court of your place of habitual residence or through a competent alternative dispute resolution mechanism such as the European Union’s [Online Dispute Resolution Platform](https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/main/?event=main.home2.show) or any mechanism it may be replaced by in the future. To the extent required by applicable law, the binding arbitration clause of our Terms will not apply and any proceeding to enforce these Terms against you as a consumer must be brought in the courts of the jurisdiction in your habitual residence. In addition, contractual limitations of liability may be disregarded under applicable consumer rights laws in some jurisdictions, including in the European Union. ”

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Terms of Service

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2026-08-14

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§ 4.3

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